“Yes, Shuka!! Was a hostage during a meal with the longest waits ever, received only a couple complimentary desserts on an $1000+ check.”
H3
7.6/10Greek
AI-generated summary
Stick to the small stuff. The whipped feta dip with pistachio and the fried halloumi are what people name, and the come up almost as often. The room is gorgeous and the Shuka Feast runs $62 a head. Entrees are where it wobbles, and service can be slow.
“Yes, Shuka!! Was a hostage during a meal with the longest waits ever, received only a couple complimentary desserts on an $1000+ check.”
H3
“Good food and fun. Baba ghanoush was average. Whipped feta and grilled zucchini were standouts. I can’t stop eating their fries.”
H3
“I personally thought shuka was quite underwhelming compared to shukette, but to each their own”
H2
“Shukette is better than Shuka, different menus.”
H2
“The halloumi there is my favorite in the city”
H2
“Shuka (so many different dips, salads, and grilled meats - to me it’s lighter but might not be light on sodium)”
H2
“Beet dip at Shuka and Shukette”
H2
“Incredible atmosphere & amazing food.”
H2
“I also love shuka’s baklava cinnamon rolls.”
H2
“Cafe mogador in the East village or shuka in soho is the Med bistro vibe.”
H2
“I like Shuka much better than Shukette.”
H2
“The whipped feta and pistachio dip at Shuka is my favourite dip!!”
H2